Israeli Lives Are Worth More Than Palestinian

The Palestinians Are Facing A Historic Junction At Which They Will Have To Decide Whether They Want To Remain Stuck In A Corner Of Extreme Fundamentalism, Which Will Cut Them Off From The Entire World, Or Whether They Are Ready To Take The Necessary Steps. My Role Is To Assist In Building This Process.

A Prime Minister Must Not Promise Things That Can't Be Fulfilled.

We Can Never Totally Return To The Indefensible Pre-1967 Borders, ... We Simply Cannot Afford To Make Israel 14.48 Km (9 Miles) Wide Again At Its Center. We Can't Allow The Palestinians To Be A Couple Of [miles] From [tel Aviv's] Ben-gurion Airport In The Age Of Shoulder-fire Missiles With The Capacity To Shoot Down Jumbo Jets. But That Doesn't Mean We Must Remain In Every Corner Of The West Bank Or In Gaza, Where Fewer Than 10,000 Jews, Living Next To 1.3 Million Palestinians, Have Been Protected By Twice As Many Soldiers.

I Have To Think About The Possible Ramifications Of An Early Retirement.

Who Thinks Seriously That If We Sit On Another Hilltop, On Another Hundred Meters, That This Is What Will Make The Difference For The State Of Israel's Basic Security?